Taft water boy weds chauffeur amid school ties
In Watertown on April 21 Charlie Taft son of the president acted as water carrier for Taft school's mime. He hopes to become a team manager though too young to play. In Baltimore Maria Hambleton, daughter of Mrs Frank Hambleton, wed Monaghan the chauffeur amid family objections and a quick ceremony at St Philind James Catholic church.
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Base Ball Scores from Yesterday's Games
American League results show Chicago Petron 3, Cleveland 3 with batteries Laffitte Stanage and Sullivan. Other games postponed due to rain. National League standings list Pittsburg 9 to Cincinnati 1 with batteries Campmitz Gibson Methussen, others postponed.
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Death Sentence Upsets Ex-Judge Hoffman in New Jersey
Ex judge William Y. Hoffman, famed for high profile criminal cases, dies at his Englishtown home within a day of losing his first murder case Heide Mann. He reportedly grew agitated after the verdict and died after returning home from a day marked by his remarks on chief cases and a heavy meal.
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Englishtown
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Heidemann
New Jersey
Asbury
Plans to Buy Railroad Operated by Booker T. Washington
Dallas April 21 report says Booker T. Washington and colored northern financiers plan to buy the International and Great Northern line at a receivership sale in Palestine on May 15. Washington would operate the road with colored labor to gain control.
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Pope Pius Indisposed Yet Celebrates Mass At Private Avenues
Pope Pius X is somewhat indisposed and cautioned by Dr Giuseppe Petacci to avoid exertion but refused to change his daily duties, celebrating mass and receiving private audiences. In Chicago Arbor Day, 500,000 Russian mulberry trees are planted by city children in front yards schools and small parks. A Scranton teacher Mary Williams faces shoplifting charges after being found with petty items she says she purchased. Christina Strang is fatally wounded in Paterson after a jealous husband Hugh Strang shoots her and then dies by suicide. In Cincinnati a tank explosion at the Fleischmann yeast plant kills one and injures several in a sudden blast.
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May Lose Wisdom Teeth Warns of Dental Decline
A NY health lecture warns the masculine half of society risks losing wisdom teeth as marriage patterns yield narrowed jaws. Dr. Eli Long and Dr. Henry Ferris urge protection of jaw structure, noting baby teeth shield adult molars and proper feeding supports tooth development.
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Murder in Insane Asylum Inmate Kills with Table Leg
In Pottsville Schuylkill Haven almshouse the inmate Adam Kuntzleman tore a table leg and fatally struck fellow inmate John Polanis. He then assaulted keepers before guards overpowered him. Kuntzleman had recently been transferred from county jail to the almshouse on court-ordered sanity examination.
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Schuylkill Haven
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Miss Alice Dupont Engaged in Wilmington Engagement
Announcement from Wilmington Delaware dated April 21 reveals the engagement of Miss Alice Dupont, daughter of General and Mrs Coleman Dupont, to Paul Wilson, son of the late Colonel Andrew Gray Wilson. A wedding date has been set, with family ties to Mrs Lammont Dupont Jr noted.
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Swallows Cent and Dies After Coin Ingestion
Philadelphia April 21. Lilue Her man Reiss two years old swallowed a cent after playing with it at home 724 North Seventh street. He was taken to Jefferson hospital where doctors fought to save him but he died.
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No Indians to Go at Race Congress in London
Washington reports that the American Indian will not be represented at the First Universal Races congress in London in July. The Indian appropriation is deemed unusable for sending representative types of the first American. The day’s items include Lynchburg theater fire in Virginia, segregation law in Richmond, direct vote for U S senators in Albany, and the shooting of Maud S a famous trotter in Springfield Kentucky.
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London
Comptroller of the Treasury
Political Candidates Seek Frederick County Nomination
A series of political notices announces candidates for Frederick County offices including State's Attorney, Sheriff, Judge of the Orphans Court, and County Treasurer. Republicans and Democrats solicit support for primaries with names such as George B. Dennien Sr, Mariange G. Boult, Juss Fr. Wraghy, Glorghe S. Norderuck, Guy K. Motter, Ctas Th. Pagan, Scott S. Welty, James A. Jones, and William H. Links among others, detailing intent to seek party nominations and urging voter backing.
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Candidate Declares Candidacy for Frederick Orphans Court
A formal card announces a Republican bid for Frederick County Judge of the Orphans Court. The unnamed candidate requests support and references a forthcoming primary election. Milton Kefauv sr is noted or implied as a supporter or recipient.
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected April 21 1981 list prices for wheat corn meal and feed grains plus timothy clover hay and straw. No.2 red wheat ranges 45 to 50 cents per bushel while winter wheat sits 4 80 to 5 90 per bushel. Various feed and seed prices per ton or per bushel are given for bran middlings red dog talc oats and potatoes.
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